  CHAPTER I JERNYNGHAM'S HAPPY THOUGHT CHAPTER II MURIEL SEES THE WEST CHAPTER III JERNYNGHAM MAKES A DECISION CHAPTER IV MURIEL FEELS REGRET CHAPTER V THE MYSTERY OF THE MUSKEG CHAPTER VIII A DAY ON THE PRAIRIE CHAPTER IX PRESCOTT MAKES A PROMISE CHAPTER XIII THE CONSTRUCTION CAMP CHAPTER XV MISS FOSTER'S ESCORT CHAPTER XVI THE MISSIONARY'S ALLY CHAPTER XVII THE PASSAGE OF THE MOUNTAINS CHAPTER XX MURIEL RELIEVES HER MIND CHAPTER XXI WANDLE TAKES PRECAUTIONS CHAPTER XXII JERNYNGHAM MAKES A DISCOVERY CHAPTER XXIV MURIEL PROVES OBDURATE CHAPTER XXV A WOMAN'S INFLUENCE CHAPTER XXVI PRESCOTT MAKES INQUIRIES CHAPTER XXVIII THE END OF THE PURSUIT CHAPTER XXIX JERNYNGHAM BREAKS DOWN CHAPTER XXX PRESCOTT'S VINDICATION PRESCOTT OF SASKATCHEWAN “IT SEEMED PRUDENT TO PLACE AS LONG A DISTANCE AS POSSIBLE PRESCOTT OF SASKATCHEWAN BY HAROLD BINDLOSS AUTHOR OF THE LONG PORTAGE, RANCHING FOR SYLVIA, WINSTON OF THE PRAIRIE, ETC. WITH A FRONTISPIECE IN COLOR BY W. HERBERT DUNTON GROSSET & DUNLAP PUBLISHERS :: NEW YORK ALL RIGHTS RESERVED, INCLUDING THAT OF TRANSLATION INTO FOREIGN LANGUAGES, INCLUDING THE SCANDINAVIAN COPYRIGHT, 1913, BY FREDERICK A. STOKES COMPANY PUBLISHED IN ENGLAND UNDER THE TITLE, “THE WASTREL” August, 1913 CONTENTS
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